THE NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL REVIEW

Index to Volume LXXVII—2000

Compiled by Mac McGee

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Abbot, W. W.: book by, reviewed, 116-117

Abdal, Jebril, 132

Abernathy, Milton, 297

Abernathy, Minna, 297-298

Abrahamson, James L.: book by, reviewed, 509-510

Abrams, Douglas Carl: reviews book, 252-253

ABS. See American Bible Society

ACS. See American Colonization Society

ADA. See Americans for Democratic Action

Adams, Cyrus Field, 30

Adams, J. S., 135

Adams, John Quincy, 152, 158-159, 162

Adams, Spencer, 25, 31

Adamson, Charlie, 310

“Address to the White and Colored Citizens of North Carolina,” 414-415

AFL. See American Federation of Labor

African American Experience in Louisiana, The, Part A: From Africa to the Civil War: reviewed, 400

African American History and Radical Historiography: Essays in Honor of Herbert Aptheker: reviewed, 517-519

African American Midwifery in the South: Dialogues of Birth, Race, and Memory: reviewed, 519-520

African Americans: in the 1948 elections, 294, 296; attacks against, in Alamance and other N.C. counties by disguised men, 424; attempted categorization by region of African origin, 129; attend dedication of Raleigh’s Confederate monument, 484; civil rights of, 1, 6, 275-277, 282, 291-292, 409, 416, 419, 428, 432, 457, 461-462; and the Committee for North Carolina, 274-279, 291-292; deaths of, in Wilmington, N.C., racial riot of 1898, 2-3, 12; disfranchisement of, in the South, 2, 4-7, 9-11, 14, 16, 19-33; emigration from the South, 3-4, 28; female leaders among, 299; missing history of, 405; murder of Wyatt Outlaw intimidates, in Alamance County, N.C., from seeking political equality, 432; from N.C. serve in Union army during Civil War, 343, 413; and the Progressive Party, 269-270, 296; and the Republican Party in N.C., 7, 9, 12, 19-20, 416, 419, 421; voting, jury participation, and officeholding by, during Reconstruction: 403, 430. See also freedmen

After Secession: Jefferson Davis and the Failure of Confederate Nationalism, 435-436

Agricultural and Economic Development in Louisiana: reviewed, 400

Agricultural and Mechanical College, 487

Alabama Power Company, 55

Alamance County, N.C., 413; home of Faucett, Outlaw, and Wyatt families, 406-409; increased tobacco farming in, during 1850s, 409, 426; map of, pictured, 425; murder of Wyatt Outlaw centers Reconstruction history of, 403-404; provides social, economic, and political context for murder of Wyatt Outlaw, 417-432; Wyatt Outlaw resides in, after Civil War, 413-417

Alamance County Courthouse: pictured, 405

Alamance County Loyal Republican League, 416

Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal, 200

Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal Company, 200, 203

Albright, William A., 414, 430-431

Albright, William R., 416, 430

ALCOA. See Aluminum Company of America

Alexander, Samuel F., 171

Allen, Felicity: book by, reviewed, 510-511

Allen, George G., 65, 82, 86, 89

Allston, Elizabeth W., 131

Allston, Robert E. W., 131-132

Aluminum Company of America, 85-86

American Bible Society, 144

American Colonization Society, 138, 139, 141

American Culture, American Tastes: Social Change and the Twentieth Century: reviewed, 530-531

American Cynamid Company, 66

American Dreams in Mississippi: Consumers, Poverty, and Culture, 1830-1998: reviewed, 114-115

American Federation of Labor, 272, 274, 295

American Tobacco Company, 67, 70

Americans for Democratic Action, 286-287, 291-292

America’s National Historic Trails: reviewed, 267

Anderson, Eric: book by, reviewed, 385-386

Anderson, J. T., 38-39

Anderson, James Patton, 313, 327-329, 331

Anderson, Walker, 476

Andersonville, Ga.: prisoner of war camp at, 337

Andrew Jackson Rike Papers, 406

Anthony, Robert G., Jr.: N.C. bibliography by, 206-231

Anti-Amendment Campaign, 16

Anticommunism, 270-271, 285-292, 304-305, 308, 311

Antietam Campaign, The: reviewed, 245-246

Antipartyism: philosophy of, during early American republic, 152-153, 155

Antislavery Violence: Sectional, Racial, and Cultural Conflicts in Antebellum America: reviewed, 241-242

AP. See Associated Press

Appeal (Chicago, Ill.), 30

Arbuckle, Charles, 315

Arbuckle, Matthew, 315

Armistead, Lewis A., 315

Armstrong, John, 135

Army, United States, 53, 63; Quartermaster Corps of, 49; relationship with N.C. shipbuilding industry during World War II, 35, 41-42, 46, 49. See also Corps of Engineers, United States Army; Union army

Army of the Cumberland, 320-321

Army of Northern Virginia, 446-447, 449

Army of the Ohio, 321

Army of the Potomac, 320-321, 446

Army of Tennessee (Confederate), 317, 319, 331

Army of the Tennessee (Federal), 321

Arnett, Dorothy, 297

Arnold, Easton, 351

Ar-Rahman, Abd (Muslim slave), 127

As Long As They Don’t Move Next Door: Segregation and Racial Conflict in American Neighborhoods: reviewed, 526

Ash, Stephen V.: books by, reviewed, 105-106, 368-369

Ashe, Samuel A’Court, 471-472, 482

Asheville (N.C.) News, 142

Asheville Plank Road Company, 194

Associated Press, 12-14

Atlantic, Battle of the, 34

Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad, 202

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad: Steam Locomotives, Ships, and History: reviewed, 536

Attie, Jeanie: book by, reviewed, 376-377

Austin, Louis, 294, 304; pictured, 280

Aycock, Charles Brantley, 24-26, 31-32; pictured, 26

Ayers, James T.: book by, reviewed, 401

Ayers, Robert, 350

Bacchus, Chris: reviews book, 373-374

Badham, M. A. H., 421

Bailey, Anne J.: book by, reviewed, 512-513

Bailey, Josiah W., 37-38, 40, 42, 49-50; pictured, 50

Bain, Donald W., 472

Bank of Newbern, 189

Bank of the Cape Fear, 189

Barbour, H. W., 37

Barbour Boat Works: approved to seek Navy contracts to build wooden vessels, 35-38; builds eight minesweepers, two salvage ships and four net tenders during World War II, 42-44, 46; builds runabouts and does repair work after World War II, but eventually closes, 53; may have dissatisfied U.S. Navy, 44; pictured, 36, 47, 52; shipbuilding bid rejected, 40-41

Barden, Graham, 38, 40, 42, 45-46

Barden, John R.: book by, reviewed, 101-102

Barker, J. N., 164

Barrier, Rufus, 361

Barringer, Paul B., 128-129

Bartholomees, J. Boone, Jr.: book by, reviewed, 106-107

Bassett, John Spencer, 25

Bate, William B., 312-313, 327, 329-334; pictured, 317

“Battling ‘Old Rip’: Internal Improvements and the Role of State Government in Antebellum North Carolina,” 179-204

Bazemore, Alden, 353

Beaufort (N.C.) News, 40-41

Becnel, Thomas A.: book by, reviewed, 400

Before the New Deal: Social Welfare in the South, 1830-1930: reviewed, 382-383

Behrendt, Stephen D.: database by, reviewed, 534

Bell, Augusta Grove: book by, reviewed, 370-371

Bellows, Walter E., 16

Bell-Wallace Company: approved to seek Navy contracts to build wooden vessels, 35-37; builds 40-foot motor launches and repairs antisubmarine vessels during World War II, 45-46; closes after World War II, 53; shipbuilding bids rejected, 40-41

Belz, Herman: book by, reviewed, 122-123

Bennett College, 275, 277, 278

Bentley, Elizabeth, 270, 304-306, 308

Bergeron, Paul H.: book by, reviewed, 368-369

Beringer, Richard E., 437

Bernice Kelly Harris: A Good Life Was Writing: reviewed, 233-234

Beth Car Chapel (Tar Heel, N.C.), 138

Bethlehem Presbyterian Church (Orange County, N.C.), 427

Bethune, Mary McLeod, 275

Bilah, Salih (Muslim slave), 129

Billingsley, William J.: book by, reviewed, 366-367

Billy Yank: The Uniform of the Union Army, 1861-1865: reviewed, 124-125

Bingham School, 137

Bird, Edmond, 414

Bishir, Catherine W.: article by, 455-491; book by, reviewed, 99-100

Bittner, Van A, 286

Black Jacks: African American Seamen in the Age of Sail: reviewed, 266

Black Judas: William Hannibal Thomas and the American Negro: reviewed, 383-384

Black Second, 2, 6-7, 26, 31-32. See also Second North Carolina Congressional District

Black Society in Spanish Florida: reviewed, 239-240

Black Workers Remember: An Oral History of Segregation, Unionism, and the Freedom Struggle: reviewed, 523-524

Blacks. See African Americans

Blackwell, Henry, 282

Blackwell, Randolph, 294

Bliss, Daniel, 144

Bloody Promenade: Reflections on a Civil War Battle: reviewed, 247

Blount, John Gray, 184

Bluegrass Confederate: The Headquarters Diary of Edward O. Guerrant: reviewed, 377-379

Board of Elections, North Carolina, 295-296

Board of Health, South Carolina, 63

Board of Internal Improvements. See President and Directors of the Board for Internal Improvements

Boeschenstein, Warren: book by, reviewed, 393-394

Boldridge, Frank Moon, 63

Bolster, W. Jeffrey: book by, reviewed, 266

Bomford, James V., 462-63, 469-470

Bonner, Herbert, 38, 48

Bowery, Charles R., Jr.: reviews book, 509-510

Bowling, Kenneth R.: reviews book, 256-257

Braden, Anne, 287

Bragg, Braxton, 312-313, 315, 317, 319-325, 329, 331, 333; pictured, 319

Branch, Lawrence O’Bryan, 458

Branch, Mrs. Gen. Lawrence O’B. (Nancy Haywood Blount Branch): appoints committee to obtain site for Raleigh’s Confederate Cemetery, 459; at dedication of Raleigh’s Confederate monument, 455, 481-482; delivers first annual report of Ladies Memorial Association of Wake County, 466; leads efforts to create monument to Confederate dead in Raleigh’s Confederate Cemetery, 470; mother of first president of North Carolina Monumental Association, 455, 472; North Carolina Monumental Association adopts strategy devised by, 25 years previously, 475; pictured, 460; political acumen of, 469-470; selected first president of Ladies Memorial Association of Wake County, 455, 458

Branch, Nancy Haywood Blount Branch. See Branch, Mrs. Gen. Lawrence O’B.

Branch, Paul: book by, reviewed, 365-366

Branch Mint at Charlotte, United States: becomes symbol of partisan controversy about patronage appointments, 151-153, 158-159, 176-178; creation of, 156-158; criticism of second superintendent, Burgess S. Gaither, 175-176; pictured, 157; Superintendent Wheeler’s allegedly extravagant expenditures upon, 161-173

Bray, Gideon, 356

Brazier, Robert H., 187

Breaking Ground: Examining the Vision and Practice of Historic Landscape Restoration: reviewed, 532-533

Breaking Ground: Examining the Vision and Practice of Historic Landscape Restoration: reviewed, 532-533

Breckinridge, John C., 313, 316, 327

Brick German Reformed Church (Alamance County, N.C.), 424

Bricks without Straw, 408-409

Bridgewater Hydro-station, 58-60, 62, 74; powerhouse generators of, pictured, 64

Broadfoot, W. G., 199

Brockman, Marjorie, 302

Broughton, J. Melville, 37, 39, 49-51

Brown, Cathy: reviews books, 395-396, 522-523

Brown, Charlotte Hawkins, 274, 281-282, 283

Brown, Edward E., 10

Brown, Fred: book by, reviewed, 516-517

Brown, Joseph E., 435, 447, 453; pictured, 448

Brown, Obadiah, 158

Brown, W. T., 294, 304, 306

Brown, William H.: reviews book, 365-366

Browning, Judkin Jay: article by, 337-363; reviews book, 244-245

Bruccoli, Matthew J.: book by, reviewed, 492-496

Bryan, William Jennings, 31

Buchberg, Vera, 297

Buck Steam Station, 87; pictured, 88

Bucker, Park: book by, reviewed, 492-496

Buckner, Simon B., 318, 322-327

Buenker, John D.: book by, reviewed, 395-396

Buff Facings and Gilt Buttons: Staff and Headquarters Operations in the Army of Northern Virginia, 1861-1865: reviewed, 106-107

Buffalo, possible origins of term, 338-340

Buffaloes, 337-339; from Alamance County, N.C., 422; in combat, 344-347, 349; defined, 337; desire to remain near their homes, 344-346, 356-358, 362-363; economic status of, 351-354, 362-363; former Confederate soldiers among, 342-343; generally not slave-owners, 351-354, 356, 363; historians’ discussions of, 343-344, 346-347; motivations of, to ally with Union, 354-361, 363; pre-enlistment occupations of, 349-351, 354; results of their allegiance to Union, 361-363; Union’s recruitment of: 358-361, 363. See also First North Carolina Union Volunteer Infantry, Second North Carolina Union Volunteer Infantry

Buncombe Turnpike Company, 194, 196

Bureau of Ships. See Navy, United States

Burke, Robert, 11

Burkholder, Charles I., 58, 82, 86

Burnside, Ambrose E., 321-322, 339-340, 346, 354

Burton, Matt: reviews book, 109-110

Busbee, Fabius, 488-489

But Now I See: The White Southern Racial Conversion Narrative: reviewed, 253-254

Butler, Benjamin F., 340, 342, 362

Butler, Joseph J.: pictured, 338

Butler, Lindley S.: book by, reviewed, 498-499; reviews book, 364-365

Butler, Worley, 337

Cain, Robert J.: book by, reviewed, 364-365

Cameron, Paul C., 421

Campbell, John A., 447

Canada, 75-76

Cannon Mills, 71, 76

Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Company, 193

Cape Fear Navigation Company, 187, 190-194

Cape Fear River steamboat: pictured, 191

Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, The: Sentinel of the Shoals: reviewed, 532

Capitol Square. See Union Square

Carolina Observer (Fayetteville, N.C.), 184

Carolina Times (Durham, N.C.), 294

Carr, Dawson: book by, reviewed, 532

Carr, Julian S., 481

Carson, James Taylor: book by, reviewed, 373-374

Carter, David C.: receives Robert D. W. Connor Award, 205; reviews book, 111-113

Carter, William S., 347

Catawba Navigation Company, 187, 190, 192

Catawba River dam, 58

Catholics in the Old South: Essays on Church and Culture: reviewed, 266-267

Caucasian (Raleigh, N.C.), 477

Cecelski, David S.: book by, reviewed, 499-500

Cedar Creek Hydro-station, 79

Cedar Grove Cemetery, 467

Ceres (Union steamer), 337

Chambers, Douglas B.: reviews database, 534

Chancellorsville, Battle of, 320

Chapla, John D.: article by, 312-336

Charlotte (N.C.) Observer, 70-73, 75

Charlotte Branch Mint. See Branch Mint at Charlotte, United States

Charlotte (N.C.) Journal, 152, 158, 165, 167, 169-171, 175-176, 178. See also Holton, Thomas J.

Charlotte Mint. See Branch Mint at Charlotte, United States

Charron, Katherine Mellen: book by, reviewed, 499-500; reviews book, 125

Chattanooga, Tenn.: Confederate siege of, 320-323; map depicting Confederate siege of, 323; pictured, 334-335

Cheatham, Henry Plummer, 6, 8

Cherokee Indians, 189, 194, 197, 463

Cherry, Cora Lena. See White, Cora Lena

Cherry, R. Gregg, 296

Chessboard of War, The: Sherman and Hood in the Autumn Campaign of 1864: reviewed, 512-513

Chicago Edison Company, 69

Chickamauga: A Battlefield Guide with a Section on Chattanooga: reviewed, 248-249

Chickamauga, Battle of, 317-321

China Aid Council, 272

Christian, Julia Jackson, 455, 482; pictured, 484

Christian Advocate, 139

Christianity in Appalachia: Profiles in Regional Pluralism: reviewed, 535-536

Chronicles of Chicora Wood, 131

Chumbley, George W., 331-332

Churches of Christ in the Twentieth Century, The: Homer Hailey’s Personal Journey of Faith: reviewed, 392-393

Chute-à-Caron hydroelectric plant, 65, 85

Cimbala, Paul A.: book by, reviewed, 513-514

CIO. See Congress of Industrial Organizations

Circling Windrock Mountain: Two Hundred Years in Appalachia: reviewed, 370-371

Civil War: Battle of Missionary Ridge during, 312-336; eastern North Carolinians who became Union soldiers during, 337-363; Zebulon Baird Vance’s governership of N.C. during, 434-454

Civil War Eyewitnesses: An Annotated Bibliography of Books and Articles, 1986-1996: reviewed, 535

Claggett, Steve: reviews book, 232-233

Clanton, Gene: book by, reviewed, 120-121

Clark, Mary Bayard Devereux, 453

Clark, Walter, 70-71

Clarke, William John, 5-6

Clashing of the Soul, A: John Hope and the Dilemma of African American Leadership and Black Higher Education in the Early Twentieth Century: reviewed, 251-252

Class of 1861, The: Custer, Ames, and Their Classmates after West Point: reviewed, 244-245

Clauser, John W., Jr.: reviews book, 399

Clayton, Bruce: book by, reviewed, 527

Clear the Confederate Way! The Irish in the Army of Northern Virginia: reviewed, 511-512

Cleburne, Patrick R., 322, 324-325

Cleveland, Grover, 8

Clubfoot and Harlowe Creek Canal, 186, 199

Clubfoot and Harlowe Creek Canal Company, 199

CNC. See Committee for North Carolina

Coast Guard, United States, 35, 41, 48

Cobb, James C.: book by, reviewed, 528-529

Cocke, Norman, 62, 71, 82, 85, 87

Coke, Octavius, 472

Cole, Garold L.: book by, reviewed, 535

Collins, John H., 7

Collins, Major, 476

Colonial Records of North Carolina, The [Second Series]: reviewed, 364-365

“Colonial South, The,” 80

Colorblind Injustice: Minority Voting Rights and the Undoing Of the Second Reconstruction: reviewed, 520-522

Colored American (Washington, D.C.), 19-21

Colston, R. E., 462-463

Columbia, Tenn., race riot, 283

Columbia University, 61

Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 60

Committee for North Carolina, 270; in the 1948 elections, 293; African Americans’ roles in, 274-279, 281-282, 292, 299; and Communism, 285-291, 293-294; dissolution of, 294; legacy of, 311; open membership principle of, 291; organized and led by Mary Price, 270, 272-274; women’s roles in: 270, 279-283. See also Southern Conference for Human Welfare

Committee on the Expenditures on the Public Buildings, 158

Communism, 270, 277, 285-292, 299, 301-302, 304-307, 309

Communist Party, 285-286

Communists. See Communism

Communists on Campus: Race, Politics, and the Public University in Sixties North Carolina: reviewed, 366-367

Conditional Partners: Eisenhower, the United Nations, and the Search for a Permanent Peace: reviewed, 396-397

Confederacy: loyalty of Zebulon B. Vance to, 451-454

Confederacy and Zeb Vance, The, 435

Confederate army: in the Battle of Missionary Ridge, 312-336; eastern North Carolinians’ desertion from, 338, 342-343, 356-358

Confederate Cemetery (Raleigh, N.C.), 470, 485, 490; ceremonies on May 10, 1867, to honor Confederate dead at, 467-469, 489; established by Ladies Memorial Association of Wake County, 455, 458-466; monument to Confederate dead in, pictured, 471; pictured, 468

Confederate Concert, 481

Confederate memorials in Raleigh, N.C.: creation and creators of, 455-491

Confederate monument (Raleigh, N.C.), 487, 491; cartoon linking N.C. legislature’s officially mourning Frederick Douglass’s death with its failure to appropriate funds for, reproduced, 480; cornerstone-laying ceremony for, 476; dedication of, May 20, 1895, 455, 481-484; fund-raising campaign for, 476-479; initial efforts to create, before founding of North Carolina Monumental Association, 471-472; pictured, 483, 486; ribbon commemorating cornerstone-laying of, pictured, 475; selection of design for, 474-475; selection of site for, 472-474

Confederate Party, 446

Congress of American Women, 301

Congress of Industrial Organizations, 272, 274, 278-279, 286, 295

Congressional Populism and the Crisis of the 1890s: reviewed, 120-121

Congressional Record, 11-14, 16

Conkin, Paul K.: book by, reviewed, 261

Conner, James Richard: pictured, 348

Connor, Henry, 162-164

Connor (Robert D. W.) Award: presented to David C. Carter, 205

Conrad, Dennis M.: book by, reviewed, 505-506

Conscription, Confederate law and policy of, 354-356, 363, 422-423, 434, 436, 441, 444-445, 447

Conscription Act (Confederate), 354-355

Conservative (Raleigh, N.C.), 441

Conservative Party, 417, 419, 431, 434, 439-441, 446, 451, 470

Conservatives. See Conservative Party

Consolidated University of North Carolina, 273

Constitutional Union Guard, 424

Cook, Shirley B.: book by, reviewed, 508-509

Cooper, William J., Jr.: book by, reviewed, 110-111

Cordes, Kathleen Ann: book by, reviewed, 267

Corliss, Alonso, 408-409

Cornell, Cecilia Stiles: reviews book, 121-122

Cornell University, 61

Corporation Commission, North Carolina, 67, 69-78

Corps of Engineers, United States Army, 40-41, 45-46. See also Army, United States

Cothran, Frank, 84

Cottage Home, 129

Council of Colored Men of the State, 3-4

Cowper, Meggie, 472

Cox, Kurt Hamilton: book by, reviewed, 124-125

Cozzens, Peter: book by, reviewed, 109-110

Craddock, Arzell, 351

Craft, William: book by, reviewed, 125

Craig, Locke, 37, 69

Crawford, William T., 21

Creef and Creef Marine Railway, 48

Crews, C. Daniel: reviews book, 497

Crisis and Commission Government in Memphis: Elite Rule in a Gilded Age City: reviewed, 236-237

Crispell, Brian Lewis: book by, reviewed, 264-265

Crist, Lynda L.: book by, reviewed, 380-381

Crocker, Fred, 62

Crow, Jeffrey J.: reviews book, 242-243

Crowley, John G.: book by, reviewed, 250-251

Crumpacker, Edgar, 9-10, 23

Cullipher, William T., 337

Curtis, C. C., 419-421

Cushman, Stephen: book by, reviewed, 247

Czechoslovakia, 308

Czechoslovakian Embassy in Washington, D.C., 310

Daddy Hamedy. See Old Hamedy

Daily News (Greensboro, N.C.), 272

Daily Record (Wilmington, N.C.), 12

Dancy, John C., 3

Dangerous Donations: Northern Philanthropy and Southern Black Education, 1902-1930: reviewed, 385-386

Daniels, Charles, 7

Daniels, Dennis: reviews book, 508-509

Daniels, Josephus, 3, 477; antagonistic toward Duke family and Southern Power Company, 69, 71, 73, 75-76; hostility toward George Henry White, 1, 6-8, 10-12, 14-16, 33; opposition to lynching, 8; pictured, 9; during World War II, advocates establishing shipyard in Morehead City, 51

Daniels, Mary C., 7

Dare County Motor Company, 48

Davenport, Servious, 351

Davidson College, 82, 129, 138

Davis, Arthur Vining, 85-86

Davis, Carolina, 272

Davis, Jefferson, 434-436, 438, 441-444, 447, 449-452, 470; pictured, 442

Davis, Leroy: book by, reviewed, 251-252

Davis, R. P. Stephen, Jr.: book by, reviewed, 232-233

Davis, William C.: book by, reviewed, 377-378

Davis (a founder of Manteo Boat Building Company), 48

Dawson, Joseph G., III: reviews book, 106-107

Day, Thomas, 411

Deas, Zachariah, 313, 331

Debating Southern History: Ideas and Action in the Twentieth Century: reviewed, 527

Deems, Charles E., 144

Democracy, The. See Democratic Party

Democratic Party, 1, 3, 7, 15, 20, 69, 71, 75, 151, 179-180, 269, 284, 294, 334, 432, 441, 446, 470, 471-472, 474, 476-477, 479-481, 485, 488, 489-490; accepts bureaucratization of government service, 176; accused of excessive public spending, 159-160, 162-163, 175; adopts spoils system, 155-156, 171; backs creation of Charlotte Mint, 156-158; defeat in 1840 presidential election, 165-167; defends Charlotte Mint superintendent John H. Wheeler, 152, 171; dubious about spoils system after 1840 election, 173-174, 177-178; hostility toward George Henry White, 6; Jacksonian, 155-156, 159, 173; leads effort in South to disfranchise African Americans, 2, 4-5, 9, 11, 21, 24-29, 31-33

Democrats. See Democratic Party

Dent, Staunton H., 329

Department of Conservation and Development, North Carolina, 38, 46-48; Division of Commerce and Industry of, 38-40, 46-48

Department of North Carolina, 340, 346, 362

Department of War, United States, 37, 40-42, 340-341

Depression of 1837, 159-160, 166

Desertion. See Turncoats

Desilver, Robert P., 161

Desmit, Potestatum (character in Bricks without Straw), 409

Dewey, Thomas E., 308

Diary of James T. Ayers, Civil War Recruiter, The: reviewed, 401

Dickson, Margaret M., 142

Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English, 339

Dillard, Peggy L.: book by, reviewed, 380-381

Dismal Swamp Canal, 199-200; pictured, on April cover

Dismal Swamp Canal Company, 200

Dixiecrats. See States’ Rights Democrats

Doak, Frances, 281, 289

Dombrowski, Jim, 287, 298

Domesticating Slavery: The Master Class in Georgia and South Carolina, 1670-1837: reviewed, 240-241

Donaldson, Gary A.: book by, reviewed, 121-122

Doris (James B. Duke’s private railway car), 86

Doris Duke Trust, 83-84

Douglas, R. D., Jr., 287

Douglass, Frederick: cartoon linking controversy over N.C. legislature’s honoring, with its failure to appropriate funds for Raleigh’s Confederate monument, reproduced, 480; controversy over N.C. House of Commons’s adjourning to mourn his death, 477-481

Drought of 1925 in Carolinas, 59, 85-87

Duckworth, Selika M.: reviews book, 519-520

Dudley, Edward B., 181

Dugger, John W., 332-333

Duitsman, Janet: book by, reviewed, 374-375

Duke, Angier, 67

Duke, Benjamin N., 60, 65, 67, 87

Duke, Doris, 62-63, 83-84

Duke, James B., 68; accomplishments of, 89; approves, while dying, construction of Buck Steam Station, 87; believes Southern Power Company insufficiently profitable to sustain itself, 66-67, 71-78; career of 1904-1925, 54-89; conceives plan for establishing Duke Endowment, 66; creates hydroelectric-generation complex on Saguenay River in Quebec Province, 65-66, 75-76, 84-86; death of, 86-87; desires to promote industrialization in Piedmont Carolinas, 54, 78-83; endows Duke University, 82, 84; enjoys visiting Southern Power Company plants and construction sites, 62; establishes Duke Endowment, 82-84; fails to link Southern Power Company with profitable manufacture of fertilizer, 63-66; organizes early subsidiaries of Southern Power Company, 56, 59-60; organizes Wateree Electric Company, 60; plans substantial endowment for Trinity College, 74; responds to damage inflicted on Southern Power Company by 1916 flood, 58-59

Duke, Mrs. Benjamin N., 67

Duke, Nanaline, 86-87

Duke, Washington, 74, 87

Duke Endowment, 87; James B. Duke conceives plan to establish, 66; James B. Duke establishes, 82-84

Duke Forest, 84

Duke Memorial Methodist Church, 87

Duke Power Company, 54-56, 61; considered as monument to James B. Duke, 89; created from Wateree Electric Company and Southern Power Company, 60; effects upon, of Drought of 1925 in Carolinas, 59, 85-87; float in 1927 Greenville, S.C., parade, pictured, 56; stock forms basis of Duke Endowment, 82-84; transition from water to steam as principal power source, 87

Duke University (formerly Trinity College), 37, 74, 82, 84-85, 89; East Campus of, 84; Trinity Campus of, 84; West Campus of, 84

Duke University Chapel, 87

Duke-Price Power Company, 85

Dun and Bradstreet, 49

Dunn, Elizabeth Bramm: reviews book, 260

Dunn, William E., 356-357

Durden, Robert F.: article by, 54-89

Durham (N.C.) Herald, 75

Durr, Virginia Foster, 272, 284

Dyer, Thomas G.: book by, reviewed, 104-105

E. I. DuPont de Nemours Powder Company, 65-66

E. M. Holt’s Sons, 432

Early, Jubal A., 315

Eddins, William H., 362-363

Edenton (steamboat): pictured, 195

Edenton (N.C.) Gazette, 200

Edison, Thomas A., 69

Educating the Disfranchised and Disinherited: Samuel Chapman Armstrong and Hampton Institute, 1839-1893: reviewed, 384-385

Education in Louisiana: reviewed, 400

Eighty-fifth New York Infantry Regiment, 337

Electric utility industry, regulation of, 67-70

Electrification, social impact of, 54-55

“Electrifying the Piedmont Carolinas: The Beginning of the Duke Power Company, 1904-1925, Part 2,” 54-89

Eliab (character in Bricks without Straw), 408-409, 411-412, 428

Elizabeth City Shipyard, 46; builds thirty subchasers, six rescue boats, and four tugs during World War II, 34-35, 40-42, 46; does repair work only, but eventually closes, after World War II, 53; pictured, 43

Elliott, Caleb, 351

Elliott, Thomas, 351

Elm Street (Graham, N.C.), 404

Elon College (formerly Graham College), 407

Eltis, David: database by, reviewed, 534

Empire’s Nature: Mark Catesby’s New World Vision: reviewed, 115-116

Engerman, Stanley L.: book by, reviewed, 517-519

Engs, Robert Francis: book by, reviewed, 384-385

Eno Station steam plant, 57, 74

Enstad, Nan: reviews book, 530-531

Equal Rights Amendment, 283-284

Equal Rights Party. See Loco-Foco Party

Erickson, Gwen Gosney: reviews book, 376-377

Erwin, George P., 322

Escott, Paul D., 435-436

Estuary’s Gift, The: An Atlantic Coast Cultural Biography: reviewed, 394-395

Etheridge, Joseph, 347

Etheridge, R. Bruce, 38, 46-48

Evans, Walt: reviews book, 380-381

Fairless, John, 347

Faith and Meaning in the Southern Uplands: reviewed, 390-391

Farmers Alliance, 355

Farnihan, Marynia, 303

Faucett, Chesley Farrar, 409, 427; home of, pictured, 410; possibly father of Wyatt Outlaw, 406-408, 410-413, 428, 432

Faucett, George, 409

Faucett, Harriet M., 432

Faucett, James, 412-413

Faucett, Leonard, 432

Faulkner, William, 408, 432

Fayetteville and Albemarle Plank Road Company, 197

Fayetteville (N.C.) Observer, 183-184, 440-441

Fayetteville and Warsaw Plank Road Company, 197

Fayetteville and Western Plank Road Company, 197, 203

FBI. See Federal Bureau of Investigation

FDR. See Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Federal Bureau of Investigation, 270, 310

Federal Employee Loyalty Program, 287

Federalist Party, 152, 179

Federalists. See Federalist Party

Feldman, Glenn: book by, reviewed, 371-372

Fellman, Michael: reviews book, 512-513

Few, William P., 74

Fiftieth Regiment Virginia Infantry, 316

Fifty-eighth Regiment North Carolina Troops, 317-318, 320, 327, 331, 332, 334

Fifty-fifth Massachusetts Infantry: soldier of, pictured, 415

Fifty-fourth Regiment Virginia Infantry, 317, 319-320, 327, 332, 334

Fifty-second Regiment North Carolina Troops, 347

Finley, Jesse J., 327, 330

First Baptist Church (Graham, N.C.), 427; pictured, 429

First Florida Cavalry, 327

First Florida Infantry, 327

First North Carolina Congressional District, 31

First North Carolina Union Volunteer Infantry, 339-363. See also Buffaloes

First Presbyterian Church (Fayetteville, N.C.), 138; pictured, 143

First Presbyterian Church (Wilmington, N.C.), 142

First Regiment North Carolina Artillery. See Tenth Regiment North Carolina Troops

Fishing Creek Hydro-station, 59-60

Five Black Preachers in Army Blue, 1884-1901: The Buffalo Soldier Chaplains: reviewed, 125

Fix Bayonets: The U.S. Infantry from the American Civil War to the Surrender of Japan: reviewed, 124-125

Flexner, Eleanor, 301

Flight into Oblivion: reviewed, 401

Flood of 1916 in western Carolinas, 57-58, 67; pictured, 68

Flood of 1940 in western Carolinas, 59

Floyd, John B., 316

Foard, John F., 144

Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers: Local 22 of, 289, 294-295, 297, 299, 308; striking members of, pictured, 288

Fool’s Errand by One of the Fools, A, 408

For God and Race: The Religious and Political Leadership of AMEZ Bishop James Walker Hood: reviewed, 387-389

Ford Foundation, 83

Foreman, Clark, 272, 286-287, 293

Forrest, Lewis C.: book by, reviewed, 400

Forret, Jeff: article by, 151-178

Fort Fisher, Battle of, 447

Fort Macon: A History: reviewed, 365-366

Fort Macon: pictured, 360

Fort Sumter, Battle of, 451-452

Fortieth Regiment North Carolina Troops, 358-359

Fortune, T. Thomas, 23

Forty-third Regiment North Carolina Troops, 355

Foster, Charles Henry, 341-342; pictured, 341

Foster, John G., 346

Founding Friendship: George Washington, James Madison, and the Creation of the American Republic: reviewed, 257-258

Fourteenth Amendment, 461-462

Fourth Florida Infantry, 327

Foust, Benjamin, 406

France, 35

Franklin, John Hope: books by, reviewed, 242-243, 401

Frantz, Laurent, 298-299

Frantz, Marge, 297-299, 301, 304; pictured, 303

Fraser, Gertrude Jacinta: book by, reviewed, 519-520

Frederickson, Mary, 310

Freedmen, 408, 414-417, 419-421, 485. See also African Americans

Freedmen’s Bureau, 419-421

Freedmen’s Bureau and Reconstruction, The: Reconsiderations: reviewed, 513-514

Freeman, Charles: pictured, 355

Freyer, Tony A.: reviews book, 507-508

Friedland, Doris Tudor, 297-299, 301-302, 309-310; pictured, 298

Friedland, Eli, 302, 309-310

From Bondage to Contract: Wage Labor, Marriage, and the Market in the Age of Slave Emancipation: reviewed, 514-515

FTA. See Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers

Fula. See Fulani

Fulani, 132, 134, 144, 147

Fulani village: pictured, 130

Fulton, Hamilton, 187

Fund for Internal Improvements, 187-190, 194

Fur and Leather Workers Union, 295

Furman University, 82

Fusion, 5, 20

Fusionists, 476-478, 480, 489

Futa Toro, 132, 139-141, 144, 148

Gaither, Burgess S.: pictured, 177; succeeds John H. Wheeler as superintendent of the Charlotte Mint, 156, 173-176

Gales, Seaton, 469

Gallagher, Gary W.: book by, reviewed, 245-246

Gallagher, Mary A.: book by, reviewed, 256-257

Gallatin Report, 186

Gant, Jesse, 430-431

Gardner, James B.: book by, reviewed, 397-398

Gardner, Laton, 337

Garrett, R. B.: pictured, 293

Gehagan Construction Corporation, 46

Gelders, Joseph, 298

Gellhorn, Walter, 287

“Gender, Race and the Cold War: Mary Price and the Progressive Party in North Carolina, 1945-1948,” 269-311

Genealogy of Dissent, A: Southern Baptist Protest in the Twentieth Century: reviewed, 391-392

“George Henry White, Josephus Daniels, and the Showdown over Disfranchisement, 1900,” 1-33

Georgia Railway and Power Company, 58, 86

Germany, 35

Gettysburg: A Battlefield Guide: reviewed, 248-249

Gettysburg, Battle of, 434, 476

Ghosts of the Carolina Coasts: Haunted Lighthouses, Plantations, and Other Historic Sites: reviewed, 124

Gibson, Benjamin, 351

Gilmer, John A., 440

Ginzberg, Lori D.: book by, reviewed, 375-376

Girardi, Robert I.: book by, reviewed, 109-110

Glass, Brent D.: book by, reviewed, 497-498

Godbold, E. Stanly, Jr.: reviews book, 114-115

Gold Mining in North Carolina: A Bicentennial History: reviewed, 497-498

Goldberg, David J.: reviews book, 514-515

Goley, Willard C., 427-428

GOP. See Republican Party

Gore, Daniel: reviews books, 400, 533-534

Gracie, Archibald, Jr., 317-318

Graham, Archibald, 142

Graham, Chris: reviews book, 510-511

Graham, Edward, 197

Graham, Eliza, 142

Graham, Frank Porter, 273, 278, 287, 289

Graham, James A., 429, 431

Graham, Joseph, 128-129, 137

Graham, Mrs. Joseph, 129

Graham, William A., 129, 429, 440, 445, 448-452; pictured, 450

Graham College (later Elon College), 407

Grandfather Mountain: A Profile: reviewed, 533-534

Grant, Hiram L., 20-21, 31, 479

Grant, Ulysses S., 321-324, 449

Graves, Robert J., 427

Gray Ghosts: The Life of Col. John Singleton Mosby: reviewed, 107-108

Great Britain, 35

Great Falls Hydro-station, 74; pictured, 72

Great Falls Power Company, 60

Great War of Destruction, The: reviewed, 265-266

Green, Elna C.: book by, reviewed, 382-383

Green, James, 161

Green, John P., 30

Greene, Christina: reviews book, 251-252

Greensboro Electric Company, 56

Greensboro steam station, 57

Greenville Plank Road Company, 194

Greenville (S.C.) steam station, 57

Greenwalt, Bruce S.: reviews book, 382-383

Gretlund, Jan Nordby: book by, reviewed, 529-530

Grier, Matthew B., 142-143, 146-148

Griffith, David: book by, reviewed, 394-395

Griggs, James M., 16

Grimes, Walter, 475

Grimsley, Mark: book by, reviewed, 248-249

Groce, W. Todd: book by, reviewed, 369-370

Guide to the Historic Architecture of Western North Carolina, A: reviewed, 99-100

Guilford County Superior Court, 70, 424

Guion, H. W., 148

Guion, W. B., 37-38, 42

Gurley, Ralph R., 139, 141, 145-146

Hagans, Henry E., 20, 23

Hale, Edward J., 440

Haley, John H.: reviews book, 525

Hall, Edward D., 472, 476

Hamilton, J. G. de Roulhac, 418-419

Hammon, Neal O.: book by, reviewed, 117-118

Hampton, Joseph W., 170, 173-174

Hampton Roads Peace Conference, 447-448

Hanna, A. J.: book by, reviewed, 401

Hardee, William J., 318, 449, 476

Harden, John W., 432-433

Hardin, Nancy, 432

Harper, G. W., 331

Harper, Keith: reviews book, 391-392

Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, 131

Harrell, David Edwin, Jr.: book by, reviewed, 392-393

Harris, Kenneth, 306

Harris, William C., 446; book by, reviewed, 379-380

Harrison, Benjamin, 11, 19

Harrison, William H. (mayor of Raleigh), 449-450

Harrison, William Henry (president), 137, 165

Harrold, Stanley: book by, reviewed, 241-242

Hartley, James T., Jr.: reviews book, 535-536

Hassell, James, 337

Hattaway, Herman, 437

Hawkins, Rush C., 340, 346, 356

Hawkins, William J.: pictured, 201

Hazell, Bennett, 409

Heart of Confederate Appalachia, The: Western North Carolina in the Civil War: reviewed, 502-503

Heart of Oak, 134-135

Hedrick, Benjamin, 339, 361

Hedrick, John A., 338-339, 361

Hembrie Turnpike Company, 196

Hepburn, Sharon Roger: reviews book, 499-500

Herald Tribune (New York), 272

Heroes of America, 408, 427-428, 446

Herrin, Roberta T.: reviews book, 370-371

Hicks, W. J., 474

Hill, D. H., 355-356

Hill, Mrs. Gen. D. H., 455, 482

Hillsborough (N.C.) Recorder, 183

Hillsborough Military Academy, 462

“Him on the One Side and Me on the Other”: The Civil War Letters of Alexander Campbell, 79th New York Infantry Regiment, and James Campbell, 1st South Carolina Battalion: reviewed, 103-104

Hinsdale, Mrs. John W., 484

Hiring the Black Worker: The Racial Integration of the Southern Textile Industry, 1960-1980: reviewed, 522-523

Historic American Towns along the Atlantic Coast: reviewed, 393-394

Historical Archaeology in Wachovia: Excavating Eighteenth-Century Bethabara and Moravian Pottery: reviewed, 399

Historical Memoir of the War in West Florida and Louisiana in 1814-15 with an Atlas: Expanded Edition: reviewed, 372-373

History of Wisconsin, The. Volume 4: The Progressive Era, 1893-1914: reviewed, 395-396

Hobson, Charles F.: book by, reviewed, 507-508

Hobson, Fred: book by, reviewed, 253-254

Hoel, William, 351

Hoey, Clyde R., 270, 304-305, 308

Hoffman, Lydia Charles: reviews book, 386-387

Hoffmann, John, 313

Hoffschwelle, Mary S.: book by, reviewed, 237-238

Hoggard, Frazier, 353

Hohner, Robert A.: book by, reviewed, 262-264

Hoke, Robert F., 337-338, 349, 450, 474; pictured, 350

Holden, Charles J.: reviews book, 253-254

Holden, Thomas, 432

Holden, William Woods, 417, 429-430, 432; advocates negotiating peace with Federal government, 434-436, 438-441, 443, 445-446; appoints Wyatt Outlaw a Graham, N.C., town commissioner, 423; impeached and removed from governership of N.C., 403-404, 413, 416-417, 431, 433; meets, probably, Wyatt Outlaw, 416; orders investigation of Wyatt Outlaw’s murder, 403; pictured, 439; requests Federal military authorities to allow Buffaloes to remain in army and on duty in eastern N.C., 362-363; runs against Zebulon Baird Vance for governor of N.C. in 1864, 435, 437, 439-441, 443, 445-446; supports Zebulon Baird Vance for governor of N.C. in 1862, 434, 451

Holland, Matthew F.: reviews book, 396-397

Holt, Edwin Michael, 431-432

Holt, Thomas, 432

Holton, A. E., 31

Holton, Thomas J., 165, 167-173, 175-176, 178; pictured, 166. See also Charlotte Journal

Home Guard, 444, 447

Honey, Michael Keith: book by, reviewed, 523-524

Hood, John Bell, 447

Hooker, Joseph, 315, 320, 324

Hoover, J. Edgar, 285

Hopkins, Velma, 294, 299, 302; pictured, 300

Hornsby, Wyatt C.: reviews book, 369-370

House Committee on Un-American Activities, 287-289, 291

Howard University, 5-6

HUAC. See House Committee on Un-American Activities

Hunt, James L.: reviews book, 120-121

Hunt, Roy A., 86

Hunter, Robert M. T., 447

Hyman, John D., 441

Impressment, Confederate policy of, 354, 356, 363, 441

“In the Country of the Enemy”: The Civil War Reports of a Massachusetts Corporal: reviewed, 379-380

Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, Written by Herself: reviewed, 534

Independent, 9-10

India Hook Shoals hydroelectric plant, 57-58, 79

Indiana State House, 30

Industrial Revolution, 179

Industrialization of Piedmont Carolinas, 79-82

“Injustice to the Colored Voter, The,” 9-10

Inscoe, John C.: book by, reviewed, 502-503

Insull, Samuel, 69

Intimate Bookshop, 297

Iron Confederacy: Southern Railways, Klan Violence, and Reconstruction: reviewed, 118-120

Irons, Janet: book by, reviewed, 515-516

Iseley, Henry, 432

Isle Maligne hydroelectric plant, 65, 84-85

Jackson, Andrew, 162; develops an impersonal bureaucracy, 169; presides over the inception of the spoils system, 152-158, 165, 173-174, 178

Jackson, Mrs. Gen. Thomas J. “Stonewall,” 455, 482

Jackson, Thomas J. “Stonewall,” 458, 462-463, 467

Jackson, William, 350

Jacobs, Harriet: book by, reviewed, 534

Jarrell, Mary von Schrader: book by, reviewed, 234-236

Jarrell, Randall: book by, reviewed, 234-236

Jefferson, Thomas, 155

Jefferson Davis: Unconquerable Heart: reviewed, 510-511

Jeffersonian Republicanism, 179

Jeffrey, Thomas E.: book by, reviewed, 100-101

Jensen, Leslie D.: book by, reviewed, 124-125

Jesus Christ, 140, 144, 146

Jim Crow, 269-270, 308

John (slave), 167

John Laurens and the American Revolution: reviewed, 504-505

Johnny Reb: The Uniform of the Confederate Army, 1861-1865: reviewed, 124-125

Johnson, Andrew, 461, 463

Johnson, Bushrod, 317, 322, 327

Johnson, Lloyd: reviews book, 387-389

Johnson, Richard M., 158

Johnson (owner briefly of Umar ibn Said), 134-135

Johnson C. Smith University, 82

Johnston, Frontis W., 435

Johnston, Joseph E., 449, 451; pictured, 452

Johnston, Terry A., Jr.: book by, reviewed, 103-104

Jones, Archer, 437

Jones, Charles, 277

Jones, David, 278

Jones, George W., 361-362

Jones, Loyal: book by, reviewed, 390-391

Jones, Mrs. Armistead (Nancy Branch Jones), 474-475; daughter of first president of Ladies Memorial Association of Wake County, 455, 472; at dedication of Raleigh’s Confederate monument, 455, 481-482; discharges final tasks of North Carolina Monumental Association, 487; helps determine site of Raleigh’s Confederate monument, 474; leads fund-raising for Raleigh’s Confederate monument, 476; leads preparations for dedication ceremony for Confederate monument in Raleigh, N.C., 480; pictured, 478; recruits female vice-presidents for North Carolina Monumental Association throughout state, 472; selected first president of North Carolina Monumental Association, 472; supervises “Woman’s Edition” of News and Observer, 484

Jones, Mrs. Garland: as president of Ladies Memorial Association of Wake County, central figure in 1896 U.S. flag displacement controversy, 487-489; supervises “Woman’s Edition” of News and Observer, 484-485; writes definitive version of Ladies Memorial Association of Wake County’s origin story, 490

Jones, Nancy Branch. See Jones, Mrs. Armistead

Jones, Todd A.: reviews book, 103-104

Jordan, Weynouth T., Jr.: article by, 312-336; book by, reviewed, 500-501

Journal of Southern History, 435

Justesen, Benjamin R., II: article by, 1-33

Kaiser, Nancy: reviews book, 264-265

Kammen, Michael: books by, reviewed, 255-256, 530-531

Kebe, Lamine (Muslim slave), 127, 139-140, 144

Keith, Jeanette: book by, reviewed, 368-369

Kellogg Foundation, 83

Kelly, Donna E.: bibliography by, 90-98; reviews books, 116-117

Kesler, Leslie: reviews book, 527

Key, Francis Scott, 138

Kimba, Suleiman, 132

Kimler, William C.: reviews book, 389-390

King, Jonas, 139, 146; pictured, 145

“King Andrew.” See Jackson, Andrew

King Cotton’s Advocate: Oscar G. Johnson and the New Deal: reviewed, 252-253

Kirk, George W., 431

Kirk-Holden War, 403, 431

Kirshner, Ralph: book by, reviewed, 244-245

Kitchin, Claude, 21-22, 31; pictured, 32

Kitchin, W. H.., 21

Kitchin, William, 22

Klein, Herbert S.: database by, reviewed, 534

Knapp, Richard F.: book by, reviewed, 497-498

Knight, Margaret, 291

Knox, Frank, 37

Korean War, 308-309

Korstad, Frances, 298, 302

Kousser, J. Morgan: book by, reviewed, 520-522

Kruman, Marc W., 437, 446

Ku Klux Klan, 403-404, 408, 416-419, 424, 427, 430-431

Ku Klux Klansmen: pictured, 420

Kurtz, Michael L.: book by, reviewed, 400

Labbe, Delores Egger: book by, reviewed, 400

Ladies Memorial Association of Columbus (Ga.), 457

Ladies Memorial Association of Newbern (N.C.), 467

Ladies Memorial Association of Wake County: activities of, 1870-1890, 470-471; Board of Managers of, 462, 466; cartoon depicting U.S. and Confederate flags at 1896 Confederate Memorial Day ceremonies sponsored by, reproduced, 488; creates monument to Confederate dead in Raleigh’s Confederate Cemetery, 470; dissolution of, 490; establishes Confederate Cemetery in Raleigh, N.C., 1866-1867, 455, 458-466; founding of, May 1866, 456-458; gender roles and authority within, 458, 474, 489; involved in 1896 controversy over attempted displacement of U.S. flag by Confederate flag at its Confederate Memorial Day ceremonies, 487-489; links to North Carolina Monumental Association, 472; loses influence to United Daughters of the Confederacy, 489; pioneers public leadership by women, 491; President’s Council of, 459, 466; produces “Woman’s Edition” of News and Observer, May 20, 1895, 484-487; shapes public memory and understanding of its own and other historical events, 464-465, 469-470, 485-487, 489-491; sponsors first ceremonies to honor Confederate dead, May 10, 1867 (renewed each May 10 thereafter), 467-470; successfully uses political strategy adapted to gender conventions, 461, 469-470; supports creation of a state Confederate monument in Raleigh, N.C., 472; Ways and Means Committee of, 458

Ladies Memorial Associations, 455-457, 467; shape public memory of the Lost Cause, 456

Lake James (Southern Power Company reservoir), 58-59

Lake Mattamuskeet: reviewed, 400

Lake Wylie (Duke Power Company reservoir), 79

Lamm, Alan K.: book by, reviewed, 125; reviews book, 511-512

Land, Emory, 37, 51

Landers, Jane: book by, reviewed, 239-240

Landreth, D., and Co., 162; bill for trees and shrubs for Charlotte Mint, pictured, 163

Langellier, John P.: books by, reviewed, 124-125

LaPaglia, Peter S.: book by, reviewed, 397-398

Latour, Arsène LaCarrière: book by, reviewed, 372-373

Leading the Race: The Transformation of the Black Elite in the Nation’s Capital, 1880-1920: reviewed, 386-387

Lee, A. Carl, 62

Lee, Mrs. A. Carl, 62

Lee, Robert E., 320, 447, 449-450, 476-477

Lee, William States, 62, 71, 80, 87, 89; assists James B. Duke to create hydroelectric-generation complex on Saguenay River in Quebec Province, 65-66, 84, 86; directs construction of Bridgewater and Fishing Creek Hydro-stations and India Hook Shoals hydroelectric plant, 58-60, 79; pictured, 72; seeks ways to utilize Southern Power Company’s surplus electricity productively, 63-65; testifies before North Carolina Corporation Commission, 76-77

Leibiger, Stuart: book by, reviewed, 257-258

Leithauser, Brad: book by, reviewed, 234-236

Lejambre, Alphonse, 161

Lennon, Donald R.: reviews book, 504-505

Lennon, Guy, 48

Leonard, Bill: book by, reviewed, 535-536

Lerner, Gerda, 301

Let Nobody Turn Us Around: Voices of Resistance, Reform, and Renewal: reviewed, 525

Letters to the Home Circle: The North Carolina Service of Pvt. Henry A. Clapp: reviewed, 101-102

LeVan, Russell G.: book by, reviewed, 265-266

Lewis, Jan Ellen: book by, reviewed, 260

Lewis, Preston, 297

Lewisburg Academy, 315

Liberia College, 145

Lincoln, Abraham, 321, 340-341, 438, 440, 446-448, 451

Lindenmeyer, Kriste A.: reviews book, 237-238

Linderman, Eduard, 272

Link, William A.: reviews book, 366-367

Linney, Romulus, 11-18; depicted in editorial cartoon, 13

Linville River Dam, 58

Lippmann, Walter, 272, 304-305

Literary Fund, 190

Little, Thomas, 50-51

Little, Thomas J.: reviews book, 102-103

“ ‘Little Souled Mercenaries’? The Buffaloes of Eastern North Carolina during the Civil War,” 337-363

Living Constitution or Fundamental Law, A: American Constitutionalism in Historical Perspective: reviewed, 122-123

LMA. See Ladies Memorial Association of Wake County

LMAs. See Ladies Memorial Associations

Local 22. See Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers

Loch Adele, 131

Loco-Foco Party, 339

Logue, Tim: reviews books, 234-236

Long, Jacob A., 404, 404n

Longknives: The U.S. Cavalry and Other Mounted Forces, 1845-1942: reviewed, 124-125

Longstreet, James, 321

Lookout Mountain, view from: pictured, 321

Lookout Shoals Hydro-station, 57; workers constructing, pictured, 61

Loring, William W., 316

Lost Cause, 456, 476, 485

Louisiana Purchase and its Aftermath, 1800-1830, The: reviewed, 400

Louisiana since the Longs, 1960 to Century’s End: reviewed, 400

Love, Mr., 463

Loyal League, 408, 428

Lucas, Marion B.: reviews book, 104-105

Lundberg, Ferdinand, 303

Lynch, John Roy, 23

Lynching, 8, 10-19, 21, 23, 28, 30

McAden, Rufus Y., 423, 427

McAfee, Michael J.: book by, reviewed, 124-125

McAlister, Alexander C., 431

McBane, W. J., 423

McCarthyism, 309

McComb, Samuel, 167

McCormick, Anne O’Hare, 305

McDonald, Jeanne: book by, reviewed, 516-517

McDonald, Robert M. S.: reviews book, 506-507

McGee, Mac: reviews book, 258-259

Mack, Kibibi Voloria C.: book by, reviewed, 367-368

McKay, Joanne: reviews book, 257-258

McKinley, William, 4-5, 10, 19, 23, 29-31, 68

McKinney, Gordon B., 437; book by, reviewed, 502-503

McKivigan, John R.: book by, reviewed, 241-242

MacLean, Nancy: reviews book, 367-368

McPherson, James M.: book by, reviewed, 110-111

Magrath, Andrew G., 453

Mahmud, Yarrow (Muslim slave), 129

Maness, Lonnie E.: reviews books, 105-106, 236-237, 368-369

Manigault, Arthur M., 313, 327, 329, 331

Manleyism, 12

Manly, Alex L., 12

Manteo Boat Building Company: builds twenty dinghies, thirty-two patrol and rescue craft, and fifteen infantry landing craft during World War II, 46, 48-49; closes after World War II, 51

Maplewood Cemetery, 87

Marable, Manning: book by, reviewed, 525

Maritime Commission, United States (successor to United States Shipping Board), 37, 49, 51. See also North Carolina Shipbuilding Corporation

Marshall, Bertha, 78, 87

Marshall, Edward C., 56, 62, 66, 82, 87

Marshall, Jackson: reviews book, 245-246

Marshall Plan, 292

Martin, Alexander, 184

Martin, Jennifer F.: book by, reviewed, 99-100

Martin, John Joseph, 31

Martin, Sandy Dwayne: book by, reviewed, 387-389

Mason, Connie: reviews book, 394-395

Mason, Griffin, 351

Mason-Dixon Line, 34

Massey, Gregory D.: book by, reviewed, 504-505

Masters, Slaves, and Subjects: The Culture of Power in the South Carolina Low Country, 1740-1790: reviewed, 102-103

Mathewes, Perry: reviews book, 532-533

“May Be Playing False,” 29

Mays, Gwen Thomas: reviews book, 375-376

Meadows Shipyard, 35-37

Mecklenburg Jeffersonian (Charlotte, N.C.), 152, 170, 173-174; cartoon from, attacking Whigs, reproduced, 174

Medford, Edna Greene: reviews book, 384-385

Medical College of Virginia, 63

Meekins, Alex Christopher: reviews books, 248-249

Mellon, Andrew, 86

Mellon, R. B., 86

Memorial Cemetery. See Confederate Cemetery (Raleigh, N.C.)

Memphis and Charleston Railroad, 321

Men of Secession and Civil War, 1859-1861, The: reviewed, 509-510

Mendel (owner, possibly, of Umar ibn Said), 135-137

Messer, Collin: reviews book, 529-530

Methodist Church, 82

Methodist Review, 142

Mexican War, 316

Meyer, Stephen Grant: book by, reviewed, 526

Meyers, Amy R. W.: book by, reviewed, 115-116

Midgette, Nancy Smith: reviews book, 379-380

Military Academy, United States, 315

Military Division of the Mississippi, 321

Military Memoirs of General John Pope, The: reviewed, 109-110

Mill Power Supply Company, 56

Miller, Anne: reviews books, 124, 255-256, 265-266, 400

Miller, Elisha, 351

Miller, M. Catherine: reviews book, 122-123

Miller, Mary: reviews book, 532

Miller, Nathaniel, 337

Miller, Randall M.: books by, reviewed, 266-267, 513-514

Milton (plantation of James Owen), 136-137

Minchin, Timothy J.: book by, reviewed, 522-523

Minesweepers, World War II: pictured, 47, 52

Mint Act, 156

Mint in Philadelphia, United States, 156, 159

Miss Partridge’s Select School for Young Ladies, 457

Missionary Ridge, Battle of, 312-315, 318-319, 324-335; action at, pictured, 330; Alexander Reynolds’s official report of his actions at, quoted, 328-329; map of, pictured, 326

Mitchell, James H., 337

Mitchell, Ted: book by, reviewed, 399; review essay by, 492-496

Mobley, Joe A.: article by, 434-454; reviews books, 110-111, 124-125, 265, 266, 267, 381-382, 397-398, 401, 502, 534-535

Mocksville and Wilkesborough Plank Road Company, 197

Modern Woman: The Lost Sex, 303

Mohammed, 140

Mohammed, Bilali (Muslim slave), 129

Money, H. D., 10

“Monumental Issue” (of News and Observer), 484

Moore, Adolphus, 431

Moore, Jacqueline M.: book by, reviewed, 386-387

Moore, Mark A.: book by, reviewed, 502; reviews book, 377-379

Moore, Pattie Frances, 271

Moore’s Historical Guide to the Wilmington Campaign and the Battles for Fort Fisher: reviewed, 502

Mordecai, Henry, 459

Morgan, J. P., 67

Morgan, John T., 16

Morrison, Mary Graham, 129

Morrison, Robert H., 129

Moses, 144

Moss, Alfred A., Jr.: book by, reviewed, 385-356

Moss, Kay K.: book by, reviewed, 249-250

Mount Holly phosphoric acid plant, 65

Mount Holly steam plant, 57, 74

Mountain Island Hydro-station, 74

Mountain Rebels: East Tennessee Confederates and the Civil War: reviewed, 369-370

Mulholland, James A.: reviews book, 497-498

Mullen, Jana Mayfield: reviews book, 250-251

Mullings, Leith: book by, reviewed, 525

Mumford, Bob, 135

Murphey, Archibald D., 190; issues first comprehensive plan of internal improvements for North Carolina, 185-188, 199; pictured, 185

Murray, Daniel, 10

“Muslim Slave Aristocrats in North Carolina,” 127-150

My Father, Daniel Boone: The Draper Interviews with Nathan Boone: reviewed, 117-118

NAACP. See National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

Nabow, David, 61, 87

Nantahalah Turnpike Company, 196

Nash Square, 472-474

National Afro-American Council, 3-4, 10, 21, 23, 27-30

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 275-276, 279, 294

National Cemetery (Raleigh, N.C.), 464; pictured, 465. See also Rock Quarry Cemetery

National Civic Federation, 69

National Council of Churches, 310

National Electric Light Association, 69

National Intelligencer (Washington, D.C.), 167

National Woman’s Party, 283, 301

Natural Resources, 76

Naval Academy, United States, 48

Navy, United States, 487, 489; Bureau of Ships of, 41, 51; relationship with N.C. shipbuilding industry during World War II, 35-38, 40-42, 44-45, 51

Navy Department. See Navy, United States

NC A&T. See North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College

NCMA. See North Carolina Monumental Association

Neely, Mark E., Jr., 444; book by, reviewed, 381-382

Nelson, Lawrence J.: book by, reviewed, 252-253

Nelson, Scott Reynolds, 419; book by, reviewed, 118-120

Neuse Navigation Company, 187, 190, 192, 193

New Bern, N.C.: pictured, 352

New Bern (N.C.) Progress, 340

New Catawba (later Wylie Station) hydroelectric plant, 79

New Deal, 269, 299

New Navigation Company, 193

New Shorter Oxford English Dictionary on Historical Principles, 339

“New White Men,” 7, 12

New York Evening Post, 156

New York Times, 27-29, 86

News and Observer (Raleigh, N.C.), 2, 18, 289, 305, 487-488; attacks fusionist-controlled legislature for officially mourning death of Frederick Douglass, 477-479; attacks George Henry White, 1, 8, 10-16, 21-22, 29; briefly treats George Henry White without animus, 3; cartoons from, reproduced, 4, 13, 22, 480, 488; mistrustful of Duke family and Southern Power Company, 69, 71-73, 75-76, 86; publishes definitive version of Ladies Memorial Association of Wake County’s origin story, 490; publishes “Woman’s Edition” of newspaper, written and edited by members of Ladies Memorial Association of Wake County, May 20, 1895, 484-487; supports creating a state Confederate monument in Raleigh, N.C., 471-472, 474, 478-480, 484; supports disfranchisement of African Americans, 6, 480

Nimbus (character in Bricks without Straw), 408-409, 428

Ninth New York Infantry, 339-340

Nitrolee hydroelectric plant, 64

Niven, Penelope: book by, reviewed, 532

No Other Book: Selected Essays (by Randall Jarell): reviewed, 234-236

Noble, Dennis L.: reviews book, 532

Norman, Joseph, Jr., 353

Norman, Joseph, Sr., 353

North Carolina: called the Rip Van Winkle State, 179-180, 183, 203; economic, cultural, and political dependence of, upon neighboring states in early nineteenth century, 180-183, 186, 187; economically-driven emigration from, 1800-1850, 183-184; geography of, deters economic development in early nineteenth century, 180; public efforts before 1860 to enhance road, river, canal and railroad transport, 179-204; state support before Civil War for building railroads, 190, 200-204; state support before Civil War for canal construction, 185-186, 189, 199-200, 203-204; state support before Civil War for constructing turnpikes and plank roads, 185-186, 189-190, 194-199, 203-204; state support before Civil War for improving navigability of rivers, 185-194, 203-204

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College, 277, 294

“North Carolina Bibliography, 1998-1999,” 206-231

North Carolina Central University, 275

North Carolina College for Negroes, 275

North Carolina College for Women, 271-272, 277

North Carolina Equal Rights League of Freedmen, 414-416

North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs, 281, 289

North Carolina Freedmen’s Convention, 414-416

North Carolina Historical Review, 435, 437

North Carolina Monumental Association, 456; activities during 1892, 472; dissolution of, 487; erects public monument in Raleigh, N.C., to Confederate dead, 455, 472-487; formation of, July 1892, 472; gender roles and authority within, 474; Lady Managers of, 472, 474; links to Ladies Memorial Association of Wake County, 472; organizes dedication ceremony for Raleigh’s Confederate monument, May 20, 1895, 455, 480-484; political context of its campaign to erect monument, 476-480; selects design of Confederate monument, 474-475; shapes public memory and understanding of historical events, 481, 491; stages cornerstone-laying ceremony for Raleigh’s Confederate monument, 476; successfully uses political strategy adapted to gender conventions, 474

North Carolina Presbyterian, 147

North Carolina Public Service Company, 70

North Carolina Railroad, 202-203, 406, 419, 429; bond of, pictured, 204

North Carolina Shipbuilding Corporation, 46; established by U.S. Maritime Commission in Wilmington, N.C., to build merchant vessels during World War II, 34, 37, 51

North Carolina Standard (Raleigh, N.C.), 434, 446

North Carolina Troops: Fifty-eighth Regiment, at Missionary Ridge, Tenn., 317-318, 320, 327, 331, 332, 334; Fifty-second Regiment, 347; Fortieth Regiment, Confederate turncoats in, 358-359; Sixtieth Regiment, at Missionary Ridge, Tenn., 317-319, 322, 325-334; Tenth Regiment, Confederate turncoats in, 358-359

North Carolina Troops, 1861-1865: A Roster. Volume 14: Infantry, 57th-58th, 60th-61st Regiments: reviewed, 500-501

North Korea, 308-309

North State Whig (Washington, N.C.), 183

Nuxoll, Elizabeth M.: book by, reviewed, 256-257

O Lost: A Story of the Buried Life: reviewed, 492-496

“ ‘O what A turbill affair’: Alexander W. Reynolds and His North Carolina-Virginia Brigade at Missionary Ridge, Tennessee, November 25, 1863,” 312-336

Oakdale Cemetery, 149

Oakwood Cemetery, 490

Oberg, Michael Leroy: reviews book, 238-239

Observer (New York), 142

Officeworkers Union, 272

Ogle, Charles, 161-162, 165

O’Grady, Kelly J.: book by, reviewed, 511-512

O’Hara, James E., 6-7

Old Capitol Prison, 451

Old Hamedy (Muslim slave), 131-132

Old Salem: The Official Guidebook: reviewed, 532

Olmsted, Frederick Law, 181

Olwell, Robert: book by, reviewed, 102-103

Omeroh. See Said, Umar ibn

Onuf, Peter S.: book by, reviewed, 260

Operation Dixie, 278-279, 286, 292

Opposition Party. See Whig Party

Osman (Muslim slave), 131; pictured, 133

Ostrander, Gilman M.: book by, reviewed, 258-259

Outlaw, George, 409-411, 428

Outlaw, Julius, 432-433

Outlaw, Nancy, 409-411, 428

Outlaw, Oscar, 432

Outlaw, Phoebe, 409

Outlaw, Wiatt. See Outlaw, Wyatt, Jr.

Outlaw, Wright. See Outlaw, Wyatt

Outlaw, Wyatt: anonymity of his murderers, 427-428; character of, 428; Chesley Farrar Faucett possibly father of, 406-408, 410-413, 428; children of, 432-433; life of, 405-406, 409-411, 413-416, 423, 427; life of, murder of, and local social, economic, and political context of that murder, 403-433; murder of, 403-405, 417-419, 427; possibly model for Nimbus and Eliab, characters in Bricks without Straw, 408-409, 411-412, 428; social, economic, and political context in Alamance County, N.C., of his murder, 417-432; Union army records list as “Wright Outlaw,” 413; Union League commission issued to, by N.C. governor W. W. Holden, pictured, 418

Outlaw, Wyatt, Jr., 432-433

Owen, Betsy Mumford, 135

Owen, Eliza, 142

Owen, James, 135-140, 142, 144, 146, 148-149; pictured, 140

Owen, John, 137, 141-142; pictured, 141

Owen, Rose Barry, 138

Owen, Thomas, 137

Owen Hill (plantation of John Owen), 137, 139, 148-149

Ownby, Ted: book by, reviewed, 114-115

Owsley, Frank L., 435

Paddy Creek Dam, 58

Padgett, Chris: reviews book, 374-375

Pain and the Promise, The: The Struggle for Civil Rights in Tallahassee, Florida: reviewed, 111-113

Palmer, Innis, 349, 361

Palmer Memorial Institute, 274, 281

Pamlico Shipyard, 46

Panama Canal Zone, 63

Papers of General Nathanael Greene, The. Volume 11: 7 April-30 September 1782: reviewed, 505-506

Papers of George Washington, The: Presidential Series. Volume 7: December 1790-March 1791: reviewed, 116-117

Papers of George Washington, The: Retirement Series. Volume 2: January-September 1798: reviewed, 116-117

Papers of Jefferson Davis, The. Volume 10: October 1863-August 1864: reviewed, 380-381

Papers of John C. Calhoun, The. Volume 25: 1847-1848: reviewed, 508-509

Papers of John Marshall, The. Volume 10: Correspondence, Papers, and Selected Judicial Opinions, January 1824-April 1827: reviewed, 507-508

Papers of Robert Morris, The, 1781-1784. Volume 9: January 1-October 30, 1784: reviewed, 256-257

Papers of Zebulon Baird Vance, The, 435

Parks, Roger N.: book by, reviewed, 505-506

Parlor Ladies and Ebony Drudges: African American Women, Class, and Work in a South Carolina Community: reviewed, 367-368

Parramore, Thomas C.: article by, 127-150; book by, reviewed, 265

Parties and Politics in North Carolina, 1836-1865, 437

Partridge, Sophia, 457-458, 463-464, 470; pictured, 464

Patriotic Toil: Northern Women and the American Civil War: reviewed, 376-377

Patronage, 151-156, 165, 173-174, 176, 178. See also spoils system

Patton, Thomas Walton, 322

PCA. See Progressive Citizens of America

Peacock, James: reviews book, 528-529

Pearl Harbor: Japanese attack upon, 45, 51

Pearson, Conrad O., 306-307

Pearson, Richmond, 21

Pearson, Richmond M., 434, 443-444; pictured, 445

Peden Iron and Steel Company, 46

Pell, Bill, 466

Pemberton, John C., 316

Pendleton Act, 156

Pepper, Claude, 272

Pepper, Mildred, 272

Perdue, Susan Holbrook: book by, reviewed, 507-508

Perkins, William R., 65-66, 82

Pescud, Peter, 457-458, 464-465, 469-470

Pettigrew, James J., 476

Pettigrew Hospital, 459, 490

Pfaehler, Richard, 59, 84

Philadelphia Mint. See Mint in Philadelphia, United States

Phillips, Jemimah (mother of Wyatt Outlaw), 413, 432-433

Phyllis (slave, daughter of S’Quash), 129

Pickett, George, 349

Piggott, Levi Woodbury, 358-362

Pillsbury, A. E., 18-19

Pirates, Privateers, and Rebel Raiders of the Carolina Coast: reviewed, 498-499

Plain People of the Confederacy, The: reviewed, 534-535

Plank road: pictured, 198

Platt, Rorin M.: reviews book, 262-264

Plumer, William, 143, 146

Plymouth, Battle of, 337-338, 344-346, 361, 362

Plymouth, N.C.: pictured, 345

Plymouth Turnpike, 196-197

Plymouth Turnpike Company, 196

Poland, 35

Politics, Society, and the Klan in Alabama, 1915-1949: reviewed, 371-372

Polk, James K., 173

Polk, Leonidas L., 355-356

Pool, John, 356

Popular Front, 285-286, 301

Populist Party, 5, 8, 15, 20, 25, 472, 476-477, 481, 482-484

Populists. See Populist Party

Porte Crayon. See Strother, David H.

Porterfield, Ellen Owen, 144, 148

Poteat, William H., 293-294

Potter, Edward E., 341, 354

Powell, Lew: book by, reviewed, 124

Power Versus Liberty: Hamilton, Wilson, and Jefferson: reviewed, 506-507

President and Directors of the Board for Internal Improvements, 187-190, 192

Press-Visitor (Raleigh, N.C.), 487-488

Preston, William, 318, 320

Price, Branson, 272

Price, James Valentine, 271

Price, Mary W.: career of, 269-311; and the Committee for North Carolina, 270, 272-274, 279-285, 289-294, 308; and communism, 285-286, 304-306; early life of, 271-273; gender views of, 281-284, 297, 302; leads N.C. Progressive Party, 269-271, 292-296, 302-305, 310; life after 1948, 310-311; pictured, 273, 280, 293, 306; racial views of, 279, 292, 298; runs for governor of N.C., 306, 308

Price, Mildred, 272, 282

Price, William, 84-85

Primitive Baptists of the Wiregrass South: 1815 to the Present: reviewed, 250-251

Prince, Richard E.: books by, reviewed, 536

Prince (slave), 167

Princeton University, 458

Pritchard, Jeter, 16, 28-31; pictured, 29

Pritchard, Margaret Beck: book by, reviewed, 115-116

Progressive Citizens of America, 269

Progressive Era, 67

Progressive Party: in the 1948 elections, 292-299, 305-308; challenges racial segregation, 296, 307, 308; and communism, 304-307; dissolution of, 308-310; legacy of, 311; national, 269-270; in N.C., 269-271, 306-308; roles of women in, 297-304, 307

Prohibition and Politics: The Life of Bishop James Cannon Jr.: reviewed, 262-264

Providence (R.I.) Journal, 142

Pruden, Caroline: book by, reviewed, 396-397

Public History: Essays from the Field: reviewed, 397-398

Pullen, Ann W. Ellis: reviews book, 526

Pullen Memorial Baptist Church (Raleigh, N.C.), 274

Q (Whig editorialist), 174-175

Quaker Belt, 434, 444, 446

Quartermaster Corps. See Army, United States

Queen’s Museum, 128

R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, 299

Rabby, Glenda Alice: book by, reviewed, 111-113

Rable, George C., 437

Racism: its connection to southern poverty, 269, 277

Raleigh and Gaston Railroad, 190, 201-203, 458

Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Company, 202

Raleigh (N.C.) Register, 201

Raleigh (N.C.) Times, 285

Ramage, James A.: book by, reviewed, 107-108

Ranker, William, 161

Ray, Henry, 429

Read, James H.: book by, reviewed, 506-507

Rebuilding the Rural Southern Community: Reformers, Schools, and Homes in Tennessee, 1900-1930: reviewed, 237-238

Recollections of My Slavery Days: reviewed, 499-500

Reconstruction, 362, 407-409, 419, 451-452, 456-457, 470, 490-491; black political representation after, 5, 7; Democrats use specter of, to discredit Republicans, 476, 480, 485, 487; life and murder of Wyatt Outlaw during, 403-405, 413, 417; terms of Congressional, 461-463

Reconstruction Finance Corporation, United States, 48

Red Shirts, 24-25

Red Strings, 408, 446

Redefining Southern Culture: Mind and Identity in the Modern South: reviewed, 528-529

Redlegs: The U.S. Artillery from the Civil War to the Spanish-American War: reviewed, 124-125

Reese, Christina, 333

Reese, John Wesley, 333

Reid, Richard M.: reviews book, 401

Remembering Randall: A Memoir of Poet, Critic, and Teacher Randall Jarrell: reviewed, 234-236

Republic of Letters: The American Intellectual Community, 1775-1865: reviewed, 258-259

Republican Party, 2, 11, 15, 68-69 284, 308, 403, 409, 414, 416, 423-424, 429-430, 432, 437, 446, 451, 461, 470, 479-480, 485; African Americans in, in N.C., 7, 9, 12, 19-20, 416, 419, 421, 427; fusion with Populist Party in N.C., 5, 476; George Henry White’s activities in, 1, 5-6, 8-9, 16, 19-20; inaction concerning lynching and disfranchisement of African Americans, 19-25, 27-28, 30-31; moribund in N.C. politics after 1900 election, 32-33

Republicans. See Republican Party

Rescue boat, World War II U.S. Army: pictured, 43

Research Triangle Park, 57

Restructured Resistance: The Sibley Commission and the Politics of Desegregation in Georgia: reviewed, 113-114

Reynolds, Alexander W.: actions at Battle of Missionary Ridge, 325-327; analysis of performance at Battle of Missionary Ridge, 330-335; career of and performance at Battle of Missionary Ridge, 312-336; character and competence of, 312-315, 318, 334-335; his report of his actions at Missionary Ridge, 328-329; life and career before Battle of Missionary Ridge, 315-318; nicknamed “Old Gauley,” 316; pictured, 314

Reynolds, Frank A., 315

Reynolds, Mary Reeves Ash, 315

Reynolds, Nancy Welch, 315

Reynolds, Sally, 315

Reynolds, Thomas B., 315

Reynolds’s Brigade, 312-315, 317-318, 324-329; analysis of performance at Battle of Missionary Ridge, 330-335. See also Fifty-eighth Regiment North Carolina Troops, Sixtieth Regiment North Carolina Troops, Fifty-fourth Regiment Virginia Infantry, Sixty-third Regiment Virginia Infantry

Rhodiss Hydro-station, 78; pictured, 81

Rhodiss Textile Mills: pictured, 81

Richardson, David: database by, reviewed, 534

Rike, Andrew Jackson, 406

Rike, Hardy J., 406, 411

“Rip Van Winkle State.” See North Carolina

Rivenbark, R. R., 42-44

Rivers, Harvey James, 129

Roanoke Navigation Company, 187, 190-191, 193

Roanoke (Va.) Times, 18

Robert Gwathmey: The Life and Art of a Passionate Observer: reviewed, 255-256

Robeson, Paul, 305

Robinson, W. S. O’B., 71

Roche, Jeff: book by, reviewed, 113-114

Rock Quarry Cemetery, 459, 462, 466. See also National Cemetery (Raleigh, N.C.)

Rocky Creek Hydro-station, 57, 79

Rodrigue, John C.: reviews book, 372-373

Rohrer, S. Scott: reviews book, 243-244

Romulus Sanders (locomotive): pictured, 201

Roosevelt, Franklin D., 34, 37, 51, 269, 299

Roosevelt, Theodore, 23, 67-68

Rosecrans, William S., 320-322

Ross, Mike, 309

Ross, Mrs., 463

Rowan, Stephen C., 340, 355

Royal Foundry, 482

Ruffin, Thomas, Jr., 421

Ruffin, Thomas, Sr., 421, 423, 430

Rumps, 339

Runaway Slaves: Rebels on the Plantation: reviewed, 242-243

Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom: The Escape of William and Ellen Craft from Slavery: reviewed, 125

Russell, Daniel, 5, 8, 12, 24

Russia, 35. See also Soviet Union

Said, Makr, 146

Said, Mohammed, 132, 146

Said, Umar ibn (Muslim slave): autobiography of, 132-137, 140, 146; conversion to Chrisitianity, 138; death of, 148-149; enslaved and brought to America, 133-135; interpretions of his life’s significance, 150; jailed as a fugitive slave, 135; life as a slave of the Owen family, 135-149; life at Milton (plantation of James Owen), 137-139; life in Africa, 132-134, 146-148; life in Wilmington, N.C., 139-148; refuses repatriation to Africa, 141, 146, 148

Salemson, Daniel J.: reviews book, 266-267

Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson: History, Memory, and Civic Culture: reviewed, 260

Salmond, John: book by, reviewed, 527; reviews book, 515-516

Samito, Christian G.: reviews book, 247

Sanders, Enos, 346-347

Sanders, Ernest, 41

Saunders, W. O., 75-76

Sawyer, Henry, 358

Sawyer, Michael, 358

Sawyer, Thomas, 358

Sawyer, William, 358

Scales, Junius, 290, 301

Scarboro, David D., 437

Schofield, John M., 362-363, 451

School of Tropical Medicine, 63

SCHW. See Southern Conference for Human Welfare

Schweninger, Loren: book by, reviewed, 242-243; reviews book, 513-514

Science, Race, and Religion in the American South: John Bachman and the Charleston Circle of Naturalists, 1815-1895: reviewed, 389-390

Seaboard Air Line Railway: Steam Boats, Locomotives, and History: reviewed, 536

Searching for the Bright Path: The Mississippi Choctaws from Prehistory to Removal: reviewed, 373-374

Secessionists and Other Scoundrels: Selections from Parson Brownlow’s Book: reviewed, 105-106

Second North Carolina Congressional District, 1, 5, 8, 19-22, 24, 30-31. See also Black Second

Second North Carolina Judicial District, 5, 7-8

Second North Carolina Union Volunteer Infantry, 337-338, 341-346, 348-354, 356-363. See also Buffaloes

Second Regiment U.S. Colored Cavalry, 413-414, 416

Second Seminole War, 315

Second-party system, 179; Charlotte Mint controversy helps to establish, 151-152; legitimizes partisan politics and the spoils system, 154-156, 169, 172, 176; Whig acceptance of, 178

Secret Yankees: The Union Circle in Confederate Atlanta: reviewed, 104-105

Segregation: challenges to, 269-270, 277-278, 296, 307, 308; in the workplace, 299

“Selected Bibliography of Completed Theses and Dissertations Related to North Carolina Subjects,” 90-98

Sentinel (Raleigh, N.C.), 460-463, 466-469

Serpent Handlers, The: Three Families and Their Faith: reviewed, 516-517

Serving Two Masters: Moravian Brethren in Germany and North Carolina, 1727-1801: reviewed, 497

Settle, Thomas, Jr., 437, 451

Seventh Florida Infantry, 327

Seventh North Carolina Judicial District, 431

Seward, William H., 349

“Shall Illiteracy Rule?”, 10

Shapiro, Herbert: book by, reviewed, 517-519

Sheppard, Lee C., 274, 285, 291

Sheridan, Lewis, 141-142

Sherman, William T., 321-325, 446-447, 449-451, 457, 485, 490; pictured, 452

Shipbuilding industry in N.C.: growth during World War II, 34-53; output of, for the U.S. government during World War II, 41-49, 52-53; political assistance to, 37-40, 42, 45-51; stimulates sluggish economy, 34

Shipp, Mrs. M. L., 485

Shipping Board, United States (predecessor of United States Maritime Commission), 49

Shoffner, T. Emmanuel, 423-424, 429

Shoffner Act, 424

Simmons, Furnifold, 24, 31-32

Simpson, Brooks D.: book by, reviewed, 248-249

Simpson, Marcus B.: reviews book, 115-116

Singleton, William Henry: book by, reviewed, 499-500

Sink or Swim: African-American Lifesavers of the Outer Banks: reviewed, 266

Sixth Florida Infantry, 327

Sixth Missouri Cavalry, 316

Sixtieth Regiment North Carolina Troops, 317-319, 322, 325-334

Sixty-third Regiment Virginia Infantry, 317, 319-320, 327, 334

Slave Missions and the Black Church in the Antebellum South: reviewed, 374-375

Slaveholders. See Slavery

Slaveholding. See Slavery

Slavery: Abraham Lincoln’s insistence upon end to, as condition of Confederate surrender, 448; in Alamance County, N.C., 419, 422, 424, 426-427; anomalies in system of, 150; Buffaloes’ disconnection from, 351-354, 356, 363; Confederate government’s insistence upon maintaining, 438; revised N.C. constitution eliminates, 457; Zebulon Baird Vance’s commitment to preserve, 453-454

Slavery, Race, and American History: Historical Conflict, Trends, and Method, 1866-1953: reviewed, 243-244

Slaves: African-born Muslims, 127-150; exploitation by some, of anomalies in slavery system, 150; fugitives living in the Dismal Swamp, 131; owned by the Faucett, Outlaw, and Wyatt families, 409-411; repatriation to Africa of 19 owned by Lewis Sheridan, 141-142; of Senegambian origin, 135

Smith, E. Kirby, 319

Smith, Elijah S., 362

Smith, Gene A.: book by, reviewed, 372-373

Smith, Harry C., 30

Smith, John David: books by, reviewed, 243-244, 383-384; reviews books, 517-519

Smith, Joseph, 167-170

Smith, Michael Thomas: reviews books, 107-108, 241-242

Smith, Moranda, 294, 299, 302

Smith, Robert W.: book by, reviewed, 507-508

Smith, Shelton, 290-291

Smith, William A., 429

Smith, William F., 322

Snodgrass, William D., 138

Solomon, Job ben (Muslim slave), 127

Sommer, Elisabeth W.: book by, reviewed, 497

Sommers, Richard J.: reviews book, 500-501

South, Stanley: book by, reviewed, 399

South Korea, Republic of, 308-309

Southern, Michael T.: book by, reviewed, 99-100

Southern Conference for Human Welfare: in the 1948 elections, 293; and African Americans, 292; and communism, 285-289, 291-292; founding of, 270; links racism and southern economic problems, 277; New York Committee of, 272, 289; organizing the North Carolina Committee of: 272-274. See also Committee for North Carolina

Southern Folk Medicine, 1750-1820: reviewed, 249-250

Southern Patriot, 298

Southern Power Company, 66, 84, 85; attempts to use surplus electric capacity for fertilizer manufacture, 63-65; beginnings of, 54-55; begins its health, sanitation and environmental programs, 63; early subsidiaries of, organized, 56; effects of Flood of 1916 in western Carolinas upon, 57-58, 67; experience with droughts, 86-87; and its subsidiaries build facilities for electricity generation and flood control, 57-63, 78-79, 82; linemen of, pictured, 77; making insufficient profit to sustain itself, in opinion of James B. Duke, 66-67, 73-75; recruits talented young engineers, 60-61; resists, then accepts regulation by North Carolina Corporation Commission, 67-70; role in industrializing the Piedmont Carolinas, 80-82; seeks and obtains approval of rate increases from North Carolina Corporation Commission, 1920-1924, 70-78

Southern Power System, 83

Southern Public Utilities Company, 56, 67, 70

Southern Railway, 58

Southern Regional Council, 277

Southern Rights: Political Prisoners and the Myth of Confederate Constitutionalism: reviewed, 381-382

Southern State of Mind, The: reviewed, 529-530

Southern Summer School for Women Workers, 283

Southerner (Tarboro, N.C.), 19, 23, 28, 31-32, 199

Soviet Union, 269, 286, 308. See also Russia

Spanish-American War, 489

Spectator (Asheville, N.C.), 441

Spoils system: Democratic attacks upon, 172-174, 177; emerges, under Andrew Jackson, from earlier form of patronage, 151-156; leads to bureaucratization of government service, 169, 172, 176; Whig adoption of, 165-167, 178; Whig attacks upon: 163-165. See also patronage

Spraggins, Tinsley, 279, 294, 296

S’Quash (Muslim slave), 128-129, 137, 142

Squires, Daniel, 356

St. Augustine’s College, 279

St. George’s Methodist Church (Maxton, N.C.), 294, 306

St. Mary’s College, 477

Standard Oil Company, 70

Stanley, Amy Dru: book by, reviewed, 514-515

Stanly, Edward, 158-165, 176-177; pictured, 160

Stanton, Edwin M., 340

Stanton, Gary: reviews book, 99-100

Starnes, Richard D.: reviews book, 390-391

Stars and Stripes, 487-488

State Capitol, North Carolina, 455, 462, 467, 469, 470, 477

State Chronicle (Raleigh, N.C.), 8

State Geological and Economic Survey, 76

State Rights in the Confederacy, 435

State Road, 196-197

States’ Rights Democrats, 307-308

Stephens, Alexander H., 447

Stephens, Lester D.: book by, reviewed, 389-390

Stevens, Michael E.: reviews book, 505-506

Stevens, Thaddeus, 461

Stevens, Wilbur F., 354

Stevenson, Carter, 316-317

Still, William N., Jr., 437; article by, 34-53

Stockard, James M., 406, 418n

Stokes, Durward, 405

Stone, Lucy, 282

Stone Marine Railway, 35-37

Stones River, Battle of, 318

Strauss, Albrecht B.: reviews book, 399

Stricklin, David: book by, reviewed, 391-392

“ ‘Strong Force of Ladies, A’: Women, Politics, and Confederate Memorial Associations in Nineteenth-Century Raleigh,” 455-491

Strother, David H., 131

Stubbs, John W., 307

Stuyvesant Technical High School, 61

Subchaser, World War II: pictured, 44

Supreme Court, North Carolina, 70-71, 423, 434, 444, 472

Swain, David L., 440, 449-450, 452

Swanson, Carl E.: reviews book, 498-499

Swartwout, Samuel, 164

Swentor, Meredith L.: book by, reviewed, 377-379

Syria Protestant College, 144

Tager, Miles: book by, reviewed, 533-534

Tammany Democrats, 339

Tar Navigation Company, 187, 190, 192

Tarleton, Banastre, 128

Tate, Samuel McDowell, 472, 474

Tate, Thomis, 406

Tax Reform Act of 1969, 83

Tax-in-kind law and policy, Confederate, 354, 356, 363, 441

Taylor, John Louis, 138, 146

Taylor, Michael W.: reviews book, 101-102

Taylor, Zebulon Vance, 56, 71

Tennesseans and Their History: reviewed, 368-369

Tenth Regiment North Carolina Troops, 358-359

“Tenting to Night,” 481

Terms of Labor: Slavery, Serfdom, and Free Labor: reviewed, 517-519

Testing the Limits: George Armistead Smathers and Cold War America: reviewed, 264-265

Testing the New Deal: The General Textile Strike of 1934 in the American South: reviewed, 515-516

Textile Workers Union of America, 278-279, 291-292

Third Florida Infantry, 327

Third Regiment North Carolina Artillery. See Fortieth Regiment North Carolina Troops

Thomas, George H., 321, 324-325, 327; pictured, 324

Thomas, William Holland, 463

Thomas Lanier Clingman: Fire Eater from the Carolina Mountains: reviewed, 100-101

Thomas Wolfe: A Writer’s Life: reviewed, 399

“Thomas Wolfe’s Eugene Gant, Unedited” (review essay), 492-496

Thomasville Chair Company, 279

Thompson, Cyrus, 25

Thompson, Dorothy, 305

Thuesen, Sarah C.: reviews book, 385-386

Thurmond, Strom, 307-308

Tidewater Construction Company, 46

Tiger Plant, 78, 87

Time before History: The Archaeology of North Carolina: reviewed, 232-233

Timucuan Chiefdoms of Spanish Florida, The. Volume 1: Assimilation. Volume 2: Resistance and Destruction: reviewed, 238-239

Tinkler, Robert: reviews book, 100-101

“ ‘To look more closely at the man’: Wyatt Outlaw, a Nexus of National, Local, and Personal History,” 403-433

To Loot My Life Clean: The Thomas Wolfe-Maxwell Perkins Correspondence: reviewed, 492-496

Tompkins, Daniel A., 129

Toombs, Robert, 354

Tourgée, Albion, 408-409, 411-412, 419, 428, 430-431; pictured, 412

Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, The: A Database on CD-Rom: reviewed, 534

Traveler (Robert E. Lee’s horse), 476

Trelease, Allen W., 419; reviews book, 118-120

Trial Separation: Murfreesboro, North Carolina, and the Civil War: reviewed, 265

Trinity College (later Duke University), 25, 74

Trinity University, 74

Trotter, Thomas, 170, 172

Trotter and Alexander, 170-172; advertisement for, pictured, 171

Troxler, Carole Watterson: article by, 403-433

Truman, Harry S., 269, 294-295, 308

Truman Defeats Dewey: reviewed, 121-122

Truman Doctrine, 287, 292

Tubbs, Charles H., 339-340

Tuckasegee Bridge Company, 196

Tucker, Glenn, 435

Tucker, William P., 313, 327, 331, 333-334

Turncoats: defined, 342; desire to remain near their homes, 358; hanging of, at Kinston, N.C., by Confederate forces, 349, 361, 362; poverty of, 353; pre-enlistment occupations of, 351; prior service in Confederate army, 342-343

Turner, J. Milton, 30

Turner, Josiah, Jr., 417-419, 429; pictured, 422

Twenty-fifth Massachusetts Infantry, 339

Twohig, Dorothy: books by, reviewed, 116-117

TWUA. See Textile Workers Union of America

Tyler, John, 165, 173

Tyler, Robert C., 327, 329

UDC. See United Daughters of the Confederacy

Uesugi, Sayoko: article by, 269-311

Ultimate North Carolina Quiz Book, The: reviewed, 124

Umar. See Said, Umar ibn

UNC. See University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Uncle Jerry (character in A Fool’s Errand by One of the Fools), 408

Uncle Moreau. See Said, Umar ibn

Uncle Moro. See Said, Umar ibn

Uncle Sam Needs Your Vote! Information on Registration and Voting, 275; cover of, pictured, 276

Underwood, Paula: reviews book, 534

Union army, 409, 413-414, 449, 459; camp near New Bern, N.C., pictured, on July cover. See also Army, United States

Union League of America, 416, 419

Union Ridge Christian Church (Alamance County, N.C.), 407, 409

Union Square (Capitol Square), 474, 480, 481, 491

United Daughters of the Confederacy, 489-491

United Farm Workers, 310

United Nations, 269, 309

United Office and Professional Workers of America, 272

“United States Branch Mint at Charlotte, The: Superintendents, Spoils, and the Second-Party System, 1837-1841,” 151-178

University of Florida, 313

University of Halle, 143

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 271-272, 277, 278, 291, 299, 309-310

University of North Carolina Magazine, 142

Van Buren, Hannah, 416-417, 433

Van Buren, Martin (freedman), 416-417, 433

Van Buren, Martin (U.S. president), 154, 161-162, 164-165, 174-175, 178

Vance, Zebulon Baird, 347, 356, 423; 1864 reelection campaign of, 444-446; commitment of, to preserve slavery, 453-454; Confederate nationalism of, 451-454; flees Raleigh, 449-451; opposes peace negotiations with Federal government, 438-441, 444-449, 451-452; pictured, 436; politics, motivation, and personality of, revealed by 1864 gubernatorial election, 434-454; post-Civil War career of, 451; problems facing, early in 1864, 434-435; relationship with Jefferson Davis, 434-438, 441-443, 452; surrenders himself to Federal authorities, 451; treatment by historians, 435-438; view on Confederate authority to suspend writ of habeas corpus, 441-444, 446, 452

VanDale, Robert L.: reviews book, 392-393

Vaughan, Alfred J., Jr., 313, 331

Vicksburg, Battle of, 316-317, 434

Vincent, Charles: book by, reviewed, 400

Virgil, 167

Von Miller, Professor, 482

Waddell, Alfred Moore, 471-472

Wade, Michael G.: book by, reviewed, 400

Wakelyn, Jon L.: book by, reviewed, 266-267

Waldrep, Christopher: reviews book, 371-372

Walker, Clarence E.: reviews book, 383-384

Wallace, George, 45

Wallace, Henry A., 269-270, 292-297, 304-309; pictured, 293, 306

Wallace, Lawrence H., 274

Wallenstein, Peter: reviews book, 113-114

Walters, Alexander, 21, 30

Wanzer, Charles T., 61

War Department. See Department of War, United States

War Department, Confederate, 434, 444

War of the Rebellion, The: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, 313

War Production Board, United States, 46; Small War Plants Division of, 46

War Shipping Administration, United States, 37

Ward, H. Trawick: book by, reviewed, 232-233

Warren, Jack D.: book by, reviewed, 116-117

Warren, Lindsay C., 35; pictured, 39

Washington, George, 152, 462, 477, 479

Wateree Electric Company, 60

Wateree Hydro-station, 59-63, 74

Wateree Power Company, 59-60

“Waterpower and Statesmanship,” 86

Watson, Alan D.: article by, 179-204; reviews books, 393-394, 536

Watson, Harry L.: reviews book, 520-522

Watson (superintendent of Confederate Cemetery in Raleigh, N.C.), 461

Wayman’s Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church (Graham, N.C.), 405-406, 416; pictured, 407

Weatherford, Carole Boston: book by, reviewed, 266

Weaver, Emma Lincoln, 281

Weaver, James T., 327, 329-330, 333; pictured, 332

Webb, George E.: reviews book, 261

Weber, Palmer, 272

Webster’s Third New International Dictionary, 339

Weekly Sentinel (Raleigh, N.C.), 417

Wegner, Ansley Herring: reviews book, 249-250

Weil, Gertrude, 281-282

Weise, Robert S.: reviews book, 117-118

Welkner, George William, 424

Wells-Barnett, Ida, 30

West Point. See Military Academy, United States

Western Africa: Its History, Condition, and Prospects, 147

Western Carolina Power Company, 59

Western North Carolina Railroad, 202-203

Western Railroad, 202-203

Western Reserve Historical Society, 313

Western Turnpike, 196-197

Wevill, George, 161

Wharton, Mr., 481

Wheeler, John Hill: accused of corrupt electoral practices, 174-175; ambivalence about the spoils system, 176-178; appointed superintendent of the Charlotte Mint by Andrew Jackson, 151-153, 156; criticized by Thomas J. Holton in the Charlotte Journal, 165, 167-173, 175; criticized by Whig congressman Edward Stanly, 158-165; defended by Joseph Hampton in the Mecklenburg Jeffersonian, 173; defends his superintendency of Charlotte Mint, 167; pictured, 153

Wheeler, Joseph, 321

When All the Gods Trembled: Darwinism, Scopes, and American Intellectuals: reviewed, 261

Whig Party, 137, 179-180, 356, 427, 437, 440, 451; ambivalence about spoils system, 156, 167, 177-178; antipartyism of, 155; criticism of Charlotte Mint superintendent John H. Wheeler, 151-152, 158-165, 167-176; resurgence in 1840, 165-166, 168, 172-173

Whigs. See Whig Party

Whirl-Dry (washing machine), 55

White, Cora Lena, 1, 6, 9, 19, 27, 33

White, George Henry: attempts to pass federal anti-lynching law, 8, 10-19, 21, 23, 28; depicted in editorial cartoons, 13, 22; early career of, 5-6; end of his political career, 27-33; hostility of Josephus Daniels toward, 1, 6-8; pictured, 2, on Jaunary cover; political career in N.C., 1-33; reelection to Congress in 1898, 1-2; resists disfranchisement of African Americans in the South, 9-10, 20-28, 30, 33; views on African Americans emigrating from the South, 3-5, 28

White, Theophilus, 479

White Brotherhood, 424, 430

White supremacists. See White supremacy

White supremacy, 1, 6-8, 12, 16, 20-22, 24, 270-271, 277, 287, 296, 305, 489; broadside supporting, pictured, 17

Whiting, David, 466

Whiting, George Mordecai, 459, 462, 466, 470

Whitman, T. Stephen: reviews book, 239-240

Why the South Lost the Civil War, 437

“Why the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution of the United States Should Not Be Repealed,” 30

Wiley, Bell Irvin: book by, reviewed, 534-535

Williams, Benjamin, 184-185

Williams, John S., 16

Williams, Kenneth H.: book by, reviewed, 380-381

Williams, Max R.: reviews book, 502-503

Williamson, Hugh, 184

Willson, Thomas L. “Carbide,” 65

Wilmington, Charlotte, and Rutherford Railroad, 202-203

Wilmington, N.C.: port of, pictured, 182; racial riot in (1898), 2-4, 6, 12, 16, 26

Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, 202-203

Wilmington and Raleigh (later Wilmington and Weldon) Railroad, 183, 190, 201

Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, 137, 190, 201-203. See also Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad

Wilson, Clyde N.: book by, reviewed, 508-509

Wilson, John L., 147

Wilson, Woodrow, 61

Wilson (N.C.) Advance, 7

Wingate College, 63

Wingfield (Buffaloes’ base of operations), 344, 347, 357

Winston, Francis H., 32

Winston-Salem (N.C.) Journal, 304-305, 307, 308

Wisser, Katherine M.: reviews book, 240-241

Wolfe, Thomas: book by, reviewed, 492-496

“Woman’s Edition” (of News and Observer), 484-487, 490; front page of, pictured, on October cover

Women: and Confederate memorial associations in Raleigh, N.C., 455-491; in the Progressive Party (1945-1948), 269-311

Women in Antebellum Reform: reviewed, 375-376

Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, 310

Women’s Trade Union League, 283

Wood, Curtis W.: reviews book, 516-517

Woodard, Frederick A., 6, 21

“Wooden Ship Construction in North Carolina in World War II,” 34-53

Woodward, C. Vann, 80

Woodworth, Steven E.: book by, reviewed, 248-249

World War I, 49, 61, 63, 67, 70, 86

World War II, 34

Worth, John E.: book by, reviewed, 238-239

Wrenn, Lynette Boney: book by, reviewed, 236-237

Writing the Civil War: The Quest to Understand: reviewed, 110-111

Wyatt, Frederick, 409

Wyche, Melba P.: reviews book, 233-234

Wylie, W. Gill, 56, 79

Wylie Station (previously New Catawba) hydroelectric plant, 79

Yadkin Navigation Company, 187, 190, 192, 193

Yadkin River: map of, 188

Yang (Chinese Muslim), 144

Yaniq, Umhan, 134

Yates, Richard S., 435, 437

Young, Carrie, 481

Young, James Hunter, 8

Young, Jeffrey Robert: book by, reviewed, 240-241

Young Communist League, 298

Yow, Valerie Raleigh: book by, reviewed, 233-234

Zachary, James, 423

Zeb Vance: Champion of Personal Freedom, 435

“Zebulon B. Vance: A Confederate Nationalist in the North Carolina Gubernatorial Election of 1864,” 434-454

“Zebulon Vance and His Reconstruction of the Civil War in North Carolina,” 437

Zepke, Terrance: book by, reviewed, 124

Zonderman, David A.: reviews book, 523-524